Electric Bill For July
#121
Arkansas has been in a heat wave for weeks. I dread my July bill. I turn the thermostat up to 80 when I leave in the morning and set it to 75 when I get home. Last Wednesday we hit 114 degrees. Needless to say, that was a record.
#126
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: western arkansas
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We were blessed with enough money to pay our elec bill this month for July. I live in the river valley of western arkansas and we have had over 34 days of 100+ heat. Last wednesday my temp in my jeep read 116 outside. Our trees are turning brown and losing leaves. No pretty fall colors for us this year. We have broken weather records dating back over 100 yrs. And NO rain to boot. It has been a miserable summer. Had horrible storms for spring and really cold temps and snow for winter. I pray 2012 will be better for our whole country.
#127
our electric bill was 286.00 for the month of july my bill usually runs around 90 to 100 a month . but electrc jump because we have my elderly father staying with us and feels the need to turn the ac on at 7 am and watches tv all day all night . i am trying to get him to go back to his house where he has central air that he had installed last year and only used for 2 months . maybe i am dong this wrong maybe i should take him and my family to his house to stay . if my bills keep staying this high i am going to have to take a bank loan out . the increase in electric bill is taking away from my fuel oil supply money that i need for the colder months help any suggestions.
#128
Originally Posted by zipit
Originally Posted by gotthebug
Ours was $341 We dont have AC, we have an evaporative cooler (works well for us in this dry climate) but we have a pool that we run 24/7. Summer is worse for us than winter for the utility bills. :(
#129
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: OK
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Originally Posted by shnnn
Originally Posted by zipit
Originally Posted by gotthebug
Ours was $341 We dont have AC, we have an evaporative cooler (works well for us in this dry climate) but we have a pool that we run 24/7. Summer is worse for us than winter for the utility bills. :(
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